An old family friend loved Model 12's and 870's with Cutts Compensators. Dad bought a Model 12 20 with a Cutts just in his honor.

Not quite like mine, but might meet your needs --

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Yes Sir, that one would do nicely! I believe it will top my allowance, but what a wonderful display of talent.

I prefer Remington Auto Loading engraving on the grades 4 Tournament,5 Expert,and 6 Premier to anything the Winchester factory did. Kevin your grade 6 autoloader is very handsome thanks for the pictures.

The only pump I own now is a 20 ga. Model 37 from 1946 with a deluxe Polychoke on it, and factory checkered wood with good dimensions.. 6 lbs 3 oz. and the blob on the end is sort of like the muzzles of a double--it fits into my field of view but does not lure me into sighting down the single tube. I just dont shoot it enough to get back into the pump action reaction mode. Hits well on the first shot, though.

some really nice engraving on these guns...charlie

Russ, my best friend Terry likes to carry his 11-48 28ga on occasion--it was his first gun, a birthday gift. It has a plain barrel, full choke. But now, thanks to a PGCA member, he now has a vent rib Skeet barrel.

I have a mod 12 black diamond skeet with a factory cuts and the duck bill rib. Probably the smoothest pump I ever shot. Carvel

Simply... a superb gun Kevin!





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I really enjoy shooting the 42 I bought from Phil Carr two or three years ago - It's very nice and fits me very well.

My first (and only until I bought the 42) pump I bought when I was 17 years old - a Stevens model 77F in 20 gauge with a POS adjustable choke. I hacked off the choke, cleaned up the burrs, drilled and tapped a hole and ran a brass machine screw in and filed it to a poor rendition of a 'bead'. (I must admit that my gunsmithing skills have improved markedly from those early days.) It is a great little Skeet gun and perfect for early grouse and woodcock.

I've ben told it is a knock-off of the Ithaca 37.

I should have taken the pictures in better lighting.

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